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Category Archives: NaNoWriMo
Food for Thought–and Growth
Grab a cup of coffee or hot chocolate and give yourself permission to read something uplifting and helpful for fifteen minutes. Here’s a variety of posts, covering several subjects dear to the creative heart. Enjoy! How to Avoid the Power … Continue reading
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Procrastination Tip: Jump In!
People often tell me that I’m very productive, so it was a shock recently to take a procrastination test and come out in the top 10% of procrastinators! It said I scored 80 out of 100 possible points and “when … Continue reading
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NaNoWriMo Countdown!
From the director of National Novel Writing Month: Greetings, NaNo-novelist! Have you seen the countdown clock on NaNoWriMo lately? The 2011 noveling extravaganza begins in just 13 days! In preparation for this wild and wordy festival of writing, we’ve relaunched NaNoWriMo.org … Continue reading